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On upgrading my unlocked iPhone to 1.1.3.

February 13, 2008

When version 1.1.2 of the iPhone’s firmware was announced, there was nothing worthwhile in the patch, and when 1.1.3 came along, none of the great new features were that appealing given that they were already duplicated on my 1.1.1 iPhone via third-party applications. Nonetheless, after a curious inability to stay asleep at 04:00 AM this [...]

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On upgrading my iPhone to 1.1.1.

November 7, 2007

I’ve held off on upgrading my iPhone’s firmware for two reasons: It’s a hassle. It’s a hassle. To be more accurate, I knew the procedure would be time-consuming, to the tune of at least an hour, and more importantly, I didn’t want to have to reinstall all my third-party apps and reconfigure them. For example, [...]

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On unlocking my iPhone.

September 12, 2007

Those following my Twitter status know that I finally broke down and purchased an iPhone, with the obvious intent to unlock it for use on T-Mobile. After arguing with Maxator about the iPhone’s merits versus the upcoming iPod Touch, I sat down with what turned out to be a three-hour hack session that is now [...]

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The Druid mini-guide.

May 17, 2007

v 2.0 The Druid, since his inception, has been referred to as a “Jack of all trades, master of none.” The truth in this lies in the fact that the Druid is the “king of hybrids”, for though other classes exert flexibility in the manner in which they are played, the Druid alone maximizes each [...]

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The Shaman mini-guide.

May 17, 2007

v 2.0 The spiritual holy-warrior for the Horde, the Shaman is a hybrid class akin to the Druid and Paladin. While the Druid’s abilities are restricted based on the form she is in, however, the Shaman can use all his abilities all the time. This makes the Shaman a very versatile class, albeit nonetheless a [...]

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The Princeton HX-12 fishtank.

September 26, 1999

You want a badass monitor? Try out the Princeton HX-12, with a brutal 11.5 inch viewable display, a sweet-ass on/off switch (not a button, mind you), and a dial to set the screen’s brightness. We’re talking class here, folks; none of that on-screen configuration jazz. Back in ’84 when 60hz refresh was Da Bomb ™, [...]

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